Sentence examples for compromising genius to from inspiring English sources

From that point onward, the Church of England claimed itself to be both Catholic and Reformed (as distinct from just Protestant) a character which many proclaim to be its continuing compromising genius to this day.

There's a genius to this exhibit.

It takes a genius to do that?

Through the wall, it all sounds like genius to Kotwica.

One doesn't have to be an engineer, physicist, or mathematical genius to learn electronics.

It takes a certain malign genius to achieve that.

James Gandolfini dies; brought swagger, genius to 'The Sopranos'.

FULL OBITUARY: James Gandolfini brought swagger, genius to 'The Sopranos'.

Conservatives need to stop compromising and return to first principles.

This program is compromising service to our customers".

He thinks this is all still a genius strategy to capture centrists by compromising on every single little thing.